From Raw Trace to Share-Checked Evidence: The Safety Model Behind AgentInspect

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Why local traces are not automatically safe and how assessment, redaction, artifact review, and integrity verification form a safer evidence workflow.
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Local-first tracing reduces automatic transmission, but it does not make a trace safe to share. This article separates source assessment, redaction, post-redaction artifact review, evidence packaging, and hash verification and explains what each stage cannot prove.